A part of me knows it's the right thing to be a donor, but I still can't bring myself to make the choice to be one. I know that my organs will probably rot away with me, but I'm rather superstitious by nature and believe it might affect my afterlife -whichever form it may take- negatively.

It's kind of stupid, I know that. If there is such a thing as a God, they'll probably won't give shit if my body is complete enough or not after I die, -safe perhaps the ancient egyptian ones-, but I can't put myself past that fear...

No.
I'm saving them and keeping them healthy if someone close to me needs a donor, then I'll donate to them.
I never appreciated the idea of not being able to prioritize the people you would want to look after.

I don't need my organs when I die and many people die everyday because of organs failure, so I figured...my death could give life to another person....that is if anything is actually good within me

I want to donate blood though. My blood is O- which is supposed to be very rare (5% of the population) and anyone can receive that type of blood but I can only receive my own type so if I ever need a blood transfusion I'm screwed.

I used to be on the list, due to keeping my body in shape and healthy.. I don't smoke, don't drink nor do drugs. Till one day I found out I got diabetes, my Grandfather had it and he died at age 50. So they removed me off of the Donor, since people can't use my body part because of Diabetes.

As of right now I am indeed an organ donor. Seeing as how I'm currently enlisted, here's hoping I die in a way that doesn't ruin most if not all of my body's use to science. When I get out I plan on finding a way to donate my body to be useful in some way to space science.

I don't know of anyone who would even want an organ. I also don't think they're easily transportable. I think a crane is needed. Plus I don't have any extra organs lying around. Pianos might be a better go-to.

Yes. I didn't used to be, but about 10 years ago I signed on. Shintoism and Buddhism, both of which I practice, promote self giving. It would be selfish of me to take my organs to the grave when someone else could use them to live. If I can give a chance to someone to have a better life, why shouldn't I? It's not like I'll be able to use them anymore. My eyes could give sight to a blind person; my kidneys could get someone off of dialysis, my lungs could help someone breathe the air again. It's a noble cause, and well worthwhile.